South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

Everything Must Change, . . . ’Cause That’s The Way Of Time, Nothing And No One Goes Unchanged 2 In these pages we are representing the change that South has gone through in 70 years. The oldest pictures are from 1908. On the first page arc pictures of South from 1908-1938, 1938-1968. In accordance with the theme we show how everyone and everything must change, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. We have survived through all of the problems of this year. 1978, and we will continue to perservere. Through all of the changes we have gone through and have yet to sec, the shining spirit of all South Flyers has pulled us through. . . . The Young Mysteries Become The Old, Do Unfold. 3 '7 . . . Never Much Too Soon, Cause Nothing And No One Goes, Unchanged . . . i To keep up with changing times, courses at South have had to change also. Besides the basic college prep courses, wc now have classes such as food service, horticulture, computer management. etc. These courses have kept up with the demand for the more diversified life-style that wc have to deal with today. Wrestling in 1938 and 1978! There Are Not Many Things In Life You Can Be Sure Of, Except . . . ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Seated: Miss Marian Albritton. Standing (l-r): Mr. James More field, Mr. Roger Ramscycr, Mr. Joseph Kocab. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS (l-r): Mr. William Johnson, Mrs. Roberta Settles, Mr. Raymond Lukacs. Not pictured: Mrs. Gladyce Johnson, Miss Arlene Berry. MAIN OFFICE STAFF Sealed: Mrs. Irene Peek. Standing (1-r). Mrs. Evelyn Desh, Mrs. Anna Kisha. Mrs. Maude Chapman. Mrs. Helen Dolscn. Mrs. Belle Swailcs. } ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF Sealed: Mrs. Sonya Mondzclcwski and Mrs. Joyce Jones. Standing: Mrs. Phyllis Warner and Mrs. Alice Bartko. LIBRARY STAFF Sealed: Mrs. Janis Berry. Standing (l-r): Mrs. Jean Nagic. Mr. James Rusher, Mrs. Constance Haynes. « 7 1. Mr. Charles Rasper: Business Education (Department Chairman). Ohio Office Education Association Club (OOEA). 2. Mr. Charles Loya: Industrial Arts. 3. Mrs. Delphya Gagliardi: Functional Skills Project Director. 4. Mr. James Wohlkcn: English. 5. Miss Stephanie Zoch: Business Education. 6. Miss Geraldine Kempski: Science. Concession Stands. Football Program Advertising Committee. Science Fair Adviser. 7. Mrs. Carol Hann: Vocal Music. 8. Mrs. Mildred Greene: EMR. Girls' Outdoor Track Coach. 9. Miss Jacqueline Prechtl: Mathematics. Concession Stands. Football Program Advertising Committee. 10. Mr. Robert Maver: Industrial Arts. 11. Mr. Richard Stanas ek: Industrial Arts. 12. Mr. Noel Costa: Physical Education,Girls' Volleyball Coach. 1. Mr. Victor Bik: Mathematics. 2. Mr. David (iornv: Industrial Arts. 3. Mr. Richard Mandrclla: Social Studies. Boys' Basketball Goach. 4. Mrs. Laverne Mayson: Foreign Language. 5. Mr. John Gentile: Physical Education (Department Chairman). Varsity “S Club. 6. Mr. Thaddeus Nowakowski: Industrial Arts. 7. Mr. Joseph Plas: Deaf Education. 8. Mr. Frank Dillon: Social Studies (Department Chairman). “Academic Challenge ’ Team Adviser. 9. Mrs. Marian Cotton: Home Economics. 10. Miss Joan Cifani: Business Education. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. 11. Mrs. Norma Lineburgh: EMR. 12. Mr. Willie Averyhart: EMR. Boys’ Basketball Assistant Coach. 1. Mrs. MargaretSolochicr: English. 2. Mrs. Laura Banks: Home Economics. 3. Mr. Joseph Loya: Industrial Arts (Department Chairman). 4. Mr. John Zipay: Instrumental Music (Department Chairman). Color Guard. Majorettes. Music Boosters. 5. Mr. George Bailey: Industrial Arts. Fencing Coach. 6. Mr. Joseph Accordino: Mathematics, Varsity Wrestling Coach. 7. Mrs. Elizabeth Wicland: Home Economics. 8. Mrs. Estellcna Showes: Physical Education. Girls' Athletic Association (GAA), Girls' Gym Leaders. Girls’ Bowling Coach. Girls' Intramurals. 9. Mrs. Marilyn Chormanski: Deaf Education. Help Evervone Our Goal Always” Club (HEOGA). 10. Mr. Charles Jan-cura: Science. Girls’ Basketball Coach. 11. Mr. Fred Oblak: Business Education, Varsity Football Coach. Junior Varsity Wrestling Assistant Coach 12. Miss Maxine Reynolds: Home Economics (Department Chairman), Ushers Club I. Mr. Marc Fishcl: English. 2. Mrs. Lorcnc Gottschalk: Business Educa-tion. 3. Mrs. Carolyn Pcrlmuttcr: Science. 4. Mr. Louis Ralston: Social Studies. Athletic Program Director. 5. Mr. Robert Sharp: Social Studies. Boys' Intramurals. 6. Mr. Moses Pearl: Art (Department Chairman). 7. Mr. Edward Knolck: Business Education. 8. Mrs. Carol Keskc: Cleveland Scholarship Program Adviser. 9. Mr. Glenn Greene: Science. 10. Mr. Allen Vanek: Industrial Arts. II. Mrs. Mary Rose Murphy: Home Economics. Cooperative Nome Economics Club (CH EC). 12. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson: English. I. Mr. Charles Calandcr: Mathematics, Student Council Adviser. 2. Mrs. Pamela Gibson: Business Fducation. 3. Mr. Vincent DiMaria: Industrial Arts. 4. Miss Brenda Whitmore: Business Education, Flycrettcs. 5. Mr. Ken Kelly: Driver's Education. 6. Mr. Maurice Degley: Horticulture. Future Farmers of America (FFA) Adviser. 7. Mr. William Staudenbaur: Science (Department Chairman). 8. Mr. Angelo Rodriguez: Social Studies. Baseball Coach. 9. Mrs. Patricia Knox: Special Education. 10. Mr. George Lang: City- Wide Attendance Officer. 11. Mr. Richard Faloon: Industrial Arts. 12. Mr. Joel Madcr: English (Department Chairman,) National Honor Society Adviser. I. Mr. .lames Parisc: Industrial Arts. 2. Mr. Willie Averyhart: Special Education, Hoys' Basketball Assistant Coach. 3. Mrs. Norma Lineburgh: Special Education. 4. Mr. Ronald Aukerman: Mathematics. 5. Mr. Floyd Andrews: Science. 6. Mrs. Veralyn Smith: Social Studies. Boosters Club Adviser. JCWA Adviser. 7. Mr. Daniel Mason: Physical Education. Golf Coach. 8. Mrs. Agnes Hastings: Building Sub. 9. Mr. Robert Lasko: Industrial Arts. Boys’ Bowling Coach. 10. Mr. John Smith: Industrial Arts. 11. Mr. Virgil Low-miller: Business Education. 12. Mr. Charles Tuhacck: English. Chess Club Adviser. Radio Workshop Adviser. 13. Mrs. Carol Turner: English, Yearbook Adviser. I. Mr. Frank I’roch: Science. 2. Mrs. VerncrCarilcdgc: Home Economics. 3. Miss Georgia Jeneik: Physical Education. Girls Athletic Association (GAA). Gymnastics Coach. Girls’ Intramurals. 4. Mr. Robert Cole: English. Drama. 5. Miss Laurel Ristow: English, South High BEACON Adviser. 6. Miss Irene Mcirans: Foreign Language (Department Chairman). French Club. 7. Mr. Alan Seidel: Social Studies. 8. Miss Sophie Zebrowski: English. 9. Mr. John Carroll: Mathematics (Department Chairman). 10. Mr. Johnnie Cartlcdgc: Industrial Arts. 11. Mrs. Rita DiCaprio: Deaf Education 12. Mr. William Lambdin: Social Studies. Dear Seniors: In a school year of many problems and obstacles, the words of Booker T. Washington seem so appropriate: “I have learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.” May the knowledge and experience you have gained bring you the success that you so well deserve. H. J. Turczyk Principal 15 AUTOGRAPHS My name is Kevin Howard, one of the tri-captains of the South High football team. The experience of being a captain was a rewarding and fulfilling job. I worked with great guys, striving for a goal. A goal of winning that can't be matched. Our coach, Mr. Oblak, instilled in us that in football and in life you don't have to be forced to give 100 percent. You must give it from your heart so that way it is pure. By doing this, you satisfy one person and that person is yourself. I will miss the running, sweating, agony and complications of football. It was well worth it. and I will remember it alwavs. Top row: R. Scncff. k Rabanl. E. Galka, R. Goldsworth. C. Glover. W. Voyten. W. Allen: Mr. K. Oblak. Coach. 4th row: Mr. G. Grccnc. Ass't Coach; B. Gruber: S. Boy saw; T. Vorachek; W. Stokes; I). Jordon; C. Callahan; A. Barnes. H. Clayton. 3rd row; Mr. E. Knolck. Ass't Coach; T. Johns. I., Elcy: R. Jordon. M. Rhoade.s; T. Melbar;T. Kamc vc; I). Sapp: .1. Grabowski: .1. Kukla. Equip. Mgr. 2nd row: Mr. I Ralston. A.D . J Green. C Borawski; P. Gulcmbicwski: M. Csuhla: VI. Calamante; C. Crews; J. Prcs lo: E. Radominski: M. Andonov; Mr. ( Jancura. Ass't Coach Bottom row: Mr. R. Mandrella. Ass't Coach; V Moguel: M. S c cpaniak; NV. Blcwitt; K. Howard: M. Gabor: I.. Hughes; M Siders: R Boyd: B. Malccki; M Tomlinson: Mr P. Wal-as ek. Trainer. My name is Larry Hughes, and I was a specialty’s captain on this year’s football team. I had the responsibility of being in charge of specialties such as kick off. kick return, punt, and punt return. I also started as a linebacker. My responsibilities were not easy ones. I lie coach expected me to set an example for the underclassmen as well as being in charge of specialties. But even the responsibilty and our win-loss record could not take away from the pleasure and honor I experienced in playing football at South High under a coach like Mr. L ' Senior members: Fop row • Derek Jordon. Steve B« saw. Ferry Vorachek. Willie Stokes. William Allen. Rich Seneff. Middle row - Ed Cialka. Mike ( Mihta. Tim Kamcvyc. Antonio Barnes. Maurice Rhoades. Charles Crews. Letcher 1'lcy. Bottom row . Milo van Andonov. M.irk Sider.s. Larry Hughes. Mark (labor. Kevin Howard. Reggie Bovd. YOUR OWN SPECIAL WAY The theme of the I lomecoming this year was “Your own Special Way. Every year South does the homecoming with style, in OUR own special way. The girls on the opposite page, as you all should know, are Liz Chud ik. Karla Rabant. Grace Zaremba. and Diane Podolak. In the center is Queen Helen Jarmuzicwicz. u r 73 M wms i r SENIOR DAY CEREMONY I CHEERLEADERS The privilege of being a South High cheerleader comes to only a few, and I was fortunate to be able to have that privilege. These past few years have been filled with tears of joy and sadness and many memorable moments. During these years, I have learned to take defeat with pride, to take winning graciously; but, most of all, to be myself. Many hours of work and devotion arc dedicated to this club, but the work is forgotten and only the satisfaction of knowing the job is done remains. As my final year of chccrlcading draws to a close, I leave behind only the best wishes to all those fortunate enough to be able to share their future years in such an experience. To those in the following years. I only hope that they wear their uniform with as much pride and honor as I have. tlrtl. !- lonmr i iiirli.'f Being A Flycrctte Being a Flycretle is the most satisfying experience you can feel in high school. Having the opportunity to portray your talents: high kicks, coordination, leadership and smiling in front of all your friends is more rewarding than most imagine. All of the routines, practices, crying, laughing, sweat, disagreements, sore muscles, butterflies and heart pounding thrills could never be relived or taken out of my memory. I hope that the tradition of the Flyer-ettes lives on so those few lucky girls can Time moves on, never stopping for one moment. When I look back at the memories I had as a South High majorette, I realize it means more than just having the ability to twirl. Courage is one important factor a girl must have in order to try out. After accomplishing her goal, she must contribute her ideas. This is a quality that has to be outstanding in order to make a team work. The dedicated hours of practice, the humility of initiation, the long, cold football games, the sick feeling you get right before performing makes you sometimes wonder if it is worthwhile. It sure is! If I had to do it all over again, 1 would do it with few regrets. Remember, success is failure turned inside out. With all this in mind, a majorette can hold her head up high and be proud of what she has accomplished and cherish each memory. Janet Constantine Captain of the Majorettes Karla Rabant, Janet Constantine. Linda Drab. Kim Peck. Linda Kesel, Laura Jclenick. These girls have shown us what showmanship, bravery, team work, and poetry in motion mean. They are organized, well trained and the best!!!! . . . Rain Comes From The Clouds . . . The captain of the basketball team should have written something here, but we were unable to find one person who was captain for more than one week. The team was good and the sectionals were a heartbreak. We can accept this, no team is good without a Top row: Luther Bobbitt. Tony Smcluna, Samuel McCoo. l.arry Ku .nik. Pat Colemans, Coach Rich Mandrclla Bottom row: Jesse Robinson. Pete Kar-na. Chris Love. Bill Walton. Maurice Rhoades. Pete Maravich. Archie Patrick.......We arc the champions. As a team, we have proven this more in spirit than in actual victories. The pictures on the page are meant to show the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat........... We'll keep on fighting ‘til the end. CHAMPS!! . •11 South High I kers. Have no fear l or our basketball team is here The are rough and they are tough. The are made of Super Stuff. RIGHT G (Our I I vers are the best). RIGHT ON (Our I'lycrs are the best)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We hope that when you look al these pictures, you’ll recall our famous maverick mayor. Dennis Kucinich. whose career will probably take off when it becomes known that he played basketball at South High and appeared in the famous South Yearbook. South did not win this game, but remember, the Indians arc professionals (in Baseball)!! The team: Top row: Fred Obluk. Larry Coleman. Victor Mogucl Wally Blcwiti. Chris Calahan Eddie Roberts. Vince Calla o Joe Accor dino. Eric Ashley. 2nd row Perry Knuckles, Chuck Glover. Mike Cal-amante. Terry Johns. Joe Wolfe. Chris Pobega. Frankie Dowdcl. 3rd row: Steve Broski. Bruce Baron. Dickie James. Ben Rosolow ki. Tom Stone. Mark Siders. Bottom row: B J. Puchadc. Cireg Whitlow. Mike Wilcox. Mike Krakowski. Mike Krawet . Horatio Slaughter. Candids cloulA ouJJx MOCtDURE w RTWCT5 1 . This year, everyone who went to the Science Fair came back a winner. Allen Branstcin won 3rd place in senior biology. Carmen Vlogucl also won 3rd place in biology, and the Board of Trustees awarded her THE DICTIONARY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. Michael Solli won 2nd place in biology. Donna Wesolow'ski won 1st place in sophomore biology. Suzettc Golak won 2nd place in the same category. Milena Sarkovic (whose picture appears later) won 2nd place in senior chemistry. She also won a S25 bond from the American Chemical Assn, and a certificate. AUDIO VISUAL AIDES CHESS CLUB SOUTH i- NURSE’S AIDES HU AbMUIN r.ix eu ai iv STUDENT COUNCIL Kneeling: Richard James, Tom Stainbrook, William Ricks Standing: Mr. Rusher. Gary Williams, Dave Maves, Scott Praskavich, Chris Pobega. Mr. Degley I'op row: C ouch Angelo Rodriguez. Jeffrey Williams. C buck I ce. Drum Morgan. JelT bye niewski. Fid Thomas, Rich Grenig. I.loyd Rains. Ken (irabowski. Manager Victor Moguc Bottom row: Don Kaminski. Mark S c epaniak. Ron OK stk. Mark Babor. I ou Maslank; Dave Frye, Larry Ku mk. P.it Golicmbicwski. Al Natoli. LET’S GO TO THE HOP! Sports is a very important part of school. Sports such as football and basketball arc very popular and well supported. But alas sports such as track are ignored During the year 1978 South High had one of the finest and most dedicated track teams in the city of Cleveland A round of congratulations arc in order for Willie Stokes and Kevin Howard, captains of the team and all of the members who made the South High Track team a winner. left to right: Craig Washington, Charles Crews and Larry Hughes. Not William Ricks. Bottom row: left to right. Terrance Johns, Charles Crews, and Gary Curry. Middle row: Lemar Tisdcl. Craig Washington. Willie Stokes Edward Powell. Top row: Coach Robert Sharp, Larry Hughes, Maurice Loppc. Robert Kemp. Kevin Howard. William Ricks and Coach Ernest Gilmore. If HACK BOY’S TRACK vey HARVEY From Frank Fay to James Stewart, El wood l Dowd has delighted audicnccd around the world for three decades. Elwood is one reason that Mary Chase's comedy HARVEY has been termed an American classic. As the hilarious plot unwind's, F.lwood’s sister, Veta Simmons, and her daughter. Myrtle Mac, have a problem. F.lwood's invisible pal Harvey. Having determined that there is only one solution, Veta sets out to have Elwood (and Harvey) committed to Chumley’s Rest, the local loonybin. What ensues is mass confusion as it becomes unclear just who is loony and who is not. In total command of the entire situation is Harvey. But who is I lar-VVHAT is Harvey? Is Elwood seeing things? Is Veta imagining things? Will the orderly Wilson capture Myrtle's heart? Will Myrtle finally get a man? The answers to these and many other questions are skillfully woven together by Miss Chase, making the saga of Elwood and Harvey a delightful experience. — Mary Myers POET’S CORNER Spectrum of Projection day springs into nitc the projection of the future is now. we have only our dreams to consider and pregnant with euphoric desires to be what will the storms bring after the calm and what will the seasons sparkle into besides years We wear the mask that grins and lies. It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes. This debt we pay to human guile;: With torn and bleeding hearts we smile. And mouth with myriad subtleties. — Paul Laurence Dunbar how can it all be commanded what we are and why and who’s to say what we consider ours if not us we will become the small towns and the masses in the cities and the will of our dreams shall become the predestinations of our children yet the clouds will always move and the shifting of the sky will always be at hand and yet who arc we with our dreams, and desires and possessions but specs of foam on an open sea with nothing to do but dream Judec D igicI MEMORIES Farewell, love, and all ihv laws for ever. Thy baited hooks shall tangle me no more: Scncc and Plato call me from thy lore To perfect wealth, my with for to endeavor. In blind error when I did persever. T hy sharp repulse that prickcth aye so sore Hath taught me to set in trifles no store. And scape forth, since liberty is lever. Therefore, farewell! Go trouble younger hearts. And in me claim no more authority With idle outh go use thy property. And thereon spend thy many brittle darts. For hitherto though I have lost my time. Me lusteth no longer rotten boughs to climb. Memories are made of things That happen every day Moments as we live them Things we do or say. Little bits and pieces Of laughter mixed with tears Paragraphs and pages Written through the years. The carefree days of childhood The growing pains of youth A few illusions shattered In the endless search for truth. The friendships we remember Mistakes that we regret The ending of a love affair We never could forget. I sing the Body Electric: 1'he armies of those I love engirth me. and I engirth them; They will not let me off till I go with them, icspond to them. And discorrupt them. And charge them full with the charge of the Soul. Walt Whitman Yes, memories arc happenings Each one a different kind Each one a separate chapter That is printed on the mind. We can't erase the sadness Or edit out the tears We can't undo the wrongs we've done We can’t relive the years But since memories keep building Each day can be a start Of making new and Happy ones To store within the heart. Roxann Wixson You Arc What You Arc People arc people as you can see. There is no difference between you and me. You arc what you are. you’ll be what you arc. No-one is born great, nor born a superstar. You may have talent and I may not I may be athletic, but you’re not so hot. You are what you arc, 1 am what I am. Your sign may be “Leo the Lion’' and mine “Aries the Ram. You may be rich and I may be poor. I may fight better. But is that what I'm here for? We are here to learn and progress together. It might be for the worse, but let’s hope for the better. You may be white and I may be black. But you arc what you are, so let’s leave it at that. I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions. Whatever I see I swallow immediately Just as it is. unmisted by love or dislike. I am not cruel, only truthful The eye of a little god. four-cornered. Most of the time I meditate on the opposite wall. It is pink, with spckles. I have looked at it so long I think it is a part of my heart. Out it flickers. Faces and darkness separate us over and over. Alycc Doss Sometimes I feel like a motherless child. A long ways from home. Sometimes I feel like I’m almost gone, A long ways from home. I could love her with a love so warm You could not break it with a fairy charm; 1 could love her with a love so bold It would not die, e’en tho' the world grew cold. I cannot cross the bridge, nor climb the tower. I cannot break the spell of magic power; The rules of man forbid me raise my sword Have mercy on a humble bard, O Lord! Fenton Johnson No man is an island, entire of itself; Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. John Donne To Be Black To be Black is to bossed around to be Black is to have some sorrow to be Black is to have no meaning to be Black To be Black is to be free to be Black is to have some power to be Black is to have no more sorrow no more to be Black is to have some meaning in life to be Black Antionetlc Dailey No. its not the thing you do, “Beauty is truth, truth beauty’’-that is all It s the thing you leave undone. Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. Which give you the bit of heartache At the setting of the sun. John Keats These students have achieved straight “A”. We felt that with such an achievement they should be honored accordingly. The student council officers for 1977 and 1978 were: Top row: Elaine Jankowski, Nancy Sikon, Pam Skion, Diane Podolak, Ken Fisher, Chris IJmcr-ley, Ben Rosolowski. These people helped to guide us through a trying year and deserve our applause also. GIRLS’ SPORTS!! Standing: Ronnie Aukerman. Sharon Abel, Mary Stiles. Cinev Sexton. Dannette Milcinovic. Sandy Bojarski. Diane Wesolowski. Ronac Grenig. Sherry Bowman, Maria Radosevic, Audrey Fellows, Patti Stiles. Kneeling: Joyce Stiles. Gerriann O'l.car. Bonnie Murray, Marlene Smcjkai, Moira l.asko. Joann Frejofstci, Mary. Standing: Kathy l.incn. Carol daddy. Teresa Goodman Wanda Dobbins, Stephanie Jackson. Sitting: Tina Dobbins. Renee Philpot. Karen Clements. Coach: Mrs. Carol Green. Top Row (I t. to Rl.) Gcrri-Ann O'Lear. Coach Noel Costa. Sandy SWaloski. 2nd row: Janice D igel Sharon Abel. Karla Rabant. Carman Gregory. Marlene Smcjkal. Cindy Sexton, boltom row: Judee D igcl. Tami Hampton Capt. Maria Radoscvic. ( apt. Sherry Bowman. Donna Mos-inski. Beth Schrocdcr First Row: (Top-Bottom) Moria Lasko. Lori Mann. Dincy Wcsolowski. .leans Pepera Danettc Milcinovic. Charlene Parker. Kathy Linen. Second Row: (Bottom-Top) Wanda Dobbons. Audrey Fellows. Sherry Bowman. Sandy Bojarski. Marlene Smcjkal. Carmen Gregory. Lori Treadway, and Coach Chuck Janeura. BEVERAGE NO SMOKING To whet your appetite for the exciting culmination ofyour senior year, here’s a sneak preview of the prom and senior sections!!!! suoijonpui tSHN Character, scholarship, leadership and service arc all qualities possessed by members of the South I ligh chapter of the National I lonor Society. The induction ceremony included music, guest speakers, and a reception. The speakers were Mr. Edward Cox and assistnat principal Mr. Roger Ramscycr. Special thanks go to Mrs. Elizabeth YVciland and the students who assisst-cd in serving at the beautiful reception. 1977-1978 Being on the yearbook staff is not the most glamourous activity, but it gives a sense of fullfill-ment, and pride. Working on the staff is not an easy job. it takes a lot of hard work and dedication. There are times when you must work until late at night or on the weekends and vacations, but you know that in the end it is all worthwhile. I have been on the staff for two years and I am very proud to say 1 worked on the South High “Crosswind. Kathryn Johnson-Sports T! T1 H C 5 It was truly an enjoyable experience to be a member of this year's yearbook staff. As this was a “first for me. I needed a great deal of assistance, and the other staff members. especially my advisor. Mrs. Turner, and my editor Carmen Mogucl. were very helpful. I think Mrs. Turner, who was advisor for the first time this year, is to be commended. I wish next year's staff success. Sue Sadowski Sue Sadowski-Faculty oronda l.cwis-Sports Ressie Smith-Special Events Donna Edwards-Clubs Stephanie Smith-Special Events Not pictured: LizChudzik. Alycc Doss Carmen Mogucl-Editor SENIORS OF AN “ICE-COLD” CLASS!! 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JAMES MOORE OSCAR MOORE GREGORY MOSLEY JANICE MO LION BENJAMIN MOORE JOHN MURDOCK BONNIE MURRAY CONNIE MURRAY BETTY NOVAK DENNIS NOWAK MARY MYERS NANCY NELSON VIRGINIA NOVAK RON OLSZAK VICTOR PA POTT A VICKY OXLEY LINDA OLSZEWSKI MARGARET PAUL GARY PALICHLEB FRANK OPLANIC LLOYD PEASE DANIELLE PELCZARSKI ROSE ANN PIORKOVVSKI MARK PICCOLOMINI MIKE PENNICA CYNTHIA PLUT JOSEPH PINIZZOTTO ROBERT PETERS CHRISTOPHER POBEGA DIANE PODOLAK CINDY POLACE MARY POLACK JACK POLEDNA JEANETTE POLING EDWARD POPE MIKE POPOV IC SCOTT PRASKAVICH BARBARA RACICKI MARIA RADOSEVIC FRANK RACUT STEVE QUEEN JOSEPH PRIJATEL KARLA R ABA NT BRETT PROVENZALE ALETHEA REDDICK MAURICE RHOADES ANTHONY RICE MICHELLE RICHARDSON WILLIAM RICKS JIM RIDEL DAVID ROBERTS KATHY RODES BEN ROSOLOWSKI ALFRED ROWE TRACY ROWLES PATTY RIJSSEU PAUL SAJEWSKI DANIEL SAPP KATHLEEN RUDNICKI SUSAN RUNT SUSANNE SETSER CINDY SEXTON MARK SIDERS VELMA SEALF.Y RICHARD SENEFF DON SAPP MILENA SARKOVIC LESLIE SCHUENEMANN MARTIN SLAWINSKI BEV SIMON TONY SMETANA DEBRA SMITH GLORIA SMITH PAM SIKON DORIS SIMMONS JACKIE SMITH MARTIN SMITH YVETTE SNYDER JUDY SPARKS SANDY SPENCER WAYNE SPUCKLER ROBIN SOPJACK MICHAEL SOLE! BARBARA STOLARCZYK LAURE STOLECKI CAROL SWIDERSKI CHERYL STANZ JANET STASKEVICH JERRY STEFKA PATTY STILES JOYCE STILES RICHARD SZCZERBAK ED TATULINSKI CYNTHIA TAPOCSI KATHY SVAGERKO ROBERT TAYLOR MARY TARGONSKI TAMMY TACKETT EDWARD THOMAS TOM THORSKY LEROY TREMKO MARK TOMALLO RENEE TIMKO ROBERT TRUMAN JEROME TOMASHESKI ADRIANE TOBIAS TIM TUCKER DIANE TUFTS JOYCE TUROWSKI CHRIS UMERLEY DARLENE VASIL SHELLEY VECC1A WILLIAM VILLANUEVA TERRY VORACHEK JEFF WALER DONALD WHITLEY CATH Y WHITE RANDALL WARD NANCY WASELENCHUK LAUREN WHITE GREGORY WILCOX JOAN WHITLEY CHARLES WILKINSON AMY WOLFE ROXANNE WIXSON JEFFREY WILLIAMS MARCIA YATES JUDY WOCHENKO LAURA WINIARSKI CHERYI YOUNG JEFFREY ZBYDN1EWSKI ROSANNE ZOLNOWSK! HENRY ZELESZKI YVETTE BARNES MIKE ZGRABIK STEPHANIE JACKSON r-K Tm WHO’S WHO Most School Spirit: Ben Rosolowski and Helen Jarmuziewicz I Most Likely To Succeed: Mike Solli and Jan Dzigicl Mast Respected: Darlene Vasil and Chris Umcrlv Nicest Personality: Mike Janik and Helen Jarmuziewicz Most Athletic: Sherry Bowman and Mark Gabor Most Masculine and Feminine: Mark Gabor and Liz Chudzik Friendliest: Willie Stokes and Helen Jarmuzicsvicz Nicest Smile: Terrs Vorachck and Liz Chudzik Most Underestimated: Delores Manley and Nicest Hair: Liz Chudzik and Scott Praskavich M,ke Callahan Most Easilv Embarrassed: Ron Olszak and I iz Chudzik Most Modest: Joe Pinizzoltoand Gloria Gall Most Studious: Mike Solli and Aimee Muter Most Creative: Karla Kabanl and Mark Siders Biggest Ham: Mark Gabor and Rosie Mirrotto Shyest: Aimcc Muter and Dave Fry Best Sense of Humor: Diane Podolak and Don Kaminski Best Walk: Delores Manley Best Legs: Nanev Wasclcnchuk and Scott Praskavich Best Walk: lim Kemezye Most Popular: Helen Jarmuziewic and Ben Rosolowski n— Class Comics: Heidi Frieberg and Willie Stokes Most Understanding: Mike Janik and Gloria Gall Best Mannered: Mike Janik and Helen Jarmuziewicz Most Talented: Allen Branstein and Laurc Stolccki Best Body: Karla Kabant and Tim Kamtvvc Best Dressed: Tom Thorsky and Linda Drab Most (;ll,||n)|c; pim ollo and Linda Drab Secretary: Liz Chudzik Secretary: Helen Jarmuzicwicz President: Judee Dzigicl Vice-President: Darlene Vasil Treasurer: Gloria Gall J N '10 9 N?i • V , 3WZ jn J N SlXo S AH Mlty 9HV_ A_L ?13D ? ,«roy� 9 Kavo 1 W «|X|U«l?-| J h n J. WVRfl r A PW'I ‘ „ y?-tAxwd iw us , '( WV : '??3 b°‘N S COMMENCEMENT THE COMING OF WISDOM WITH TIME EDITORS PAGE The Changes Of Time Have Brought I hope that when you look through this book, you will know and can appreciate how much work and effort wc put forth to give you what you wanted. We have represented almost all of the students to the point that some other activities have little or no coverage. When you do look through this book, some twenty years hence, remember how we all got through this past ever changing year. This book is smooth and should impress you with the even flow of the school years and how they should have been. The changes of this year are in tunc with the theme of the book. o one and nothing is immune to the changes. The memories of this school that I have are many and varied. My opinions, as well as yours have changed as the year has gone by. But uppermost in them all is the memorj of just being a Flyer, participating in the activities of a great school. I hope we all can cherish these memories and hold them dear to our hearts. Us Here 146 . . . And Hummingbirds Do Fly . . . And South Flyers Reach For The Sky. ADASKA. Lisa Michelle ALLEN. Mclvetta Willctte (Vella): 4161 E. 102 Si.. 271-3983, Future plans: Accounting ANDERA. Joseph Albert ANDONOV. Milovan (Serb); 5914 Cable Avc.. 883-6821. Football (Varsity). Future plans: Tool and Die ANDREWS. Jeffrey Paul APONTE, Gregorio Jr. ARNOLD. Valeric ASKEW, Denise Michelle (Mouse): 13306 Rcxwood Ave., 641-5063 Future plans: Photo journalism AUSTIN, Kimberly I BALIS. LynnMaric BARANOWSKI. Jerald Alan (Jerry); 407X E. 59 St.. 271-0421. Student Council (Chairman of publicity). Cross Country Track, Indoor-Outdoor Track, French Club, American Cancer Society. Rep., Varsity 'S Club BARNES, Antonio lonv BARNES. Julie L. BARTO. Janet; 6900 Polonia Avc.. 883-8274. H.E.O.G.A. (Historian) Ushers (Pres.) Softball. O.E.A. Future plans: Legal Secretary BARTOSZEK, Timothy John BARTUN'EK. Karen: 9314 Rosewood Avc.. 659-4613. Gymnastics Future plans: To Marry A Rich Man! BASN1AK, Edward Zbigniew BASSHAM. Paul; 7806 Lamar Ave.. 271-7606, Concession Stand. Football Ad Committee BELL, Serena Lynn BENDER. Gary John; 4816 Wendell Avc., 641-7985 BENESH. George Walter BIGGERS. Darlene: 3287 E. 119 St.. 561-8353 BIRD. Billy; 6517 Newman Avc.. 883-8551 BIRD. Teddy Darrel; 3648 E. 53 St. Bl.ONSKI. Diane Marie (Blowski); 6625 Gertrude Avc. 271-7596. Gymlcadcrs, N.H.S.. Concession Stand (Co-Head), G.A.A.. Choir Future plans: Cleveland State I Occupational Therapy BOCHACKI. Richard A.; 3832 E 55 St.. 341-1859. AV Aide (Capt.) Media Center (Vice-Pres.), Weight lifting. Noon Movies. Video Taping. Camera Switcher. O.E.A.. Accl. Class. Beacon Photo., Yearbook Photo. Future plans: Business Administration BODE. Kathleen Jean; 3474 E. 66 St.. 883-8906. Student Council. G.A.A. (Sec.) O.E.A. Bowling. Future plans: College BOEHNLEIN. Laurie Ann; 8110 Goodman Ave., 271-6115. O.E.A., Steno. Future plans: College BOG 1C. Jasmina BOJARSKI. Sandra Lynn (Sandy); 3638 E. 63 St.. 271-3996. Girls Varsity Basketball, Girls' Varsity Softball, G.A.A.. Student Council, Steno. Future plans: College BOTA. Albert Frank Jr (Boach): 5719 Hcgc Avc.. 341-79X4. Drama. Beacon Writer. German Club BOWMAN. Sherry l ynn (Bingo); 39X0 E 147 St.. 921-8273. Volleyball (Capt.). Basketball (Capt.). Softball. Student Council. Journalism. G.A.A. Future plans: College BOYD. Reginald Anthony BOYSAW, Stephen Alphonso BRANSTEIN. Allen Norman: 6618 Percy Avc.. 883-2306. Future plans: Mathematical Researcher BRILLA. Joan-Carolc BROWN, Robert (Doc): 4117 E I0X St.. 341-2906. Future plans; Electrician BROWN. Robert David BUTCHER. Cynthia Marie (C.B.); 3688 Independence Rd.. 341-3025. G.A.A., Ushers. Ilyercttcs (Trcas.). Student Council. Future plans: Broadcasting School BYLICKI, Mary Margaret (Slick); 377X F. 52 St.. XX3-1 395. O.E.A.. Clerk Lab. BYRNE. JOHN Jay CALLAHAN. Michael James (Mike); 7581 Indiana Avc.. 341-7937, Student Council. Future plans: College CATALINE. Arthur Joseph CHAN. Hwa Chung CHANEY. Roy Marvin CHAVERS. Rita CHEFFEN. Mary A. CHLASTOSZ. John Paul CHMIELEWSKI. Vincent Andrew CHUDZIK. Elizabeth Teresa (Liz); 1420 Firethorn Dr.. 524-9154, G.A.A. (Vicc-Prcs.), Senior Class Sec.. N.H.S.. Yearbook, Flycreltes (Historian), O.E.A., Steno Club (Historian. V.P.) CLARK. Cecil Crayton (Bud. Clay); 883-9468. Future Farmers of America. Future plans: Marriage CLEVENGER. Denise Lynn (Clcv); 2709 Ross Ave., 883-6828, O.E.A.. Future plans: Business College COCKRELL, Robert Charles (Little Roach); 8907 Walker Avc.. 271-2118. A.V. Aide. Media Center (Pres.). Noon Movies. Future plans: Air Force COGGINS. Anita COI BERT. Rita COLON. Sylvia Estelle: 3436 E. 65 St.. 341-6271. Future plans: College COLON IE. Audrey: 132 Hines Hill Rd.. 656-3608. Future plans: To be a movie star and a singer CONGER. Denise Marie CONSTANTINE, Janet Elaine COOK, Doris May; 3638 E. 57 St.. Bookstore. Future plans: Travel COOPER, Pamela Marie COPLEY. Patricia Lynn (Patty): 7700 Maryland Avc, 883-4940. Future plans: Secretary COSTA. Mark Allen COTTOS. Philip James; 3388 E. 76 St.. Bowling Team. Future plans: U.S. Army CREWS. Charles Richardson Jr. CSUHTA. Michael Donald CVETANOVIC. Ncbojsa CWALINA. Michael John CZWORKOWSKI, Linda S. (Lynn) 3802 E. 57 St.. 341-2405. H.E.O.G.A. (Pres.). Football Ad Committee. Student Council, O.E.A. Future plans: Legal Secretary DABILA. Luis DAILEY, Antoinette DAILEY. Chincta Denise DA Ml.RON. Kathryn I vnne DANIELS, Patrick Matthew (Saint Pat): 6709 Fleet Avc... 441-0869. Student Council DAO, Anh Duy; 2783 F.. 120 St. Future plans: College DAUNCFI, Richard Alan DAVISON, Deborah Jane DEA, Albert Anthony DEMPSEY, Michael Fredrick DEMPSEY, Virginia: 3711 E. 54 St.. 441-1155. O.E.A. (Vicc-Prcs.) Future plans: Legal Secretary DESATNIK, Chris DILLARD, Brigette M. DILLARD. Gwendolyn Antoinette (Baby Doll): 3399 E. 105 St.. 271-2856. Track (Shotput. Discus. Mile Relay) Future 148 plans: Army DILLARD, Pamela Faye; 4155 E. 106 St., 341-7917. Future plans: College DOAN. Patricia Marie DOBBINS, Wanda Marie (Shorty); 3568 E. NO St.. 271-3158. Track. Basketball (Capt.) Future plans: Horticulturist, Model DOLUB, Darius . Wiktor DRAB. Linda Grace; 6521 lloppcnsack Avc., 271-2647. O.E.A., Majorette (Co-Head), Stcno Club (Pres.). Student Council (Soc. Chairman) Future plans College DRAKE, Lawrence A. DRENSKI. Cynthia Ann DUNNING. Craig E.; 4503 Beta Avc., Wrestling, Hockey. Future plans: Law Enforcement DZIGIEL. Janice Marie ( Z”); 7311 Devenly Avc.. 2721-4833. N ILS. Gymlcadcrs (Soc. Chairman. Vice-Pros.). G.A.A. (Pres.), Choir French Club. Future plans: Gcrintology DZIGIEL. Judith Evelyn ( ”): 7311 Devenly Avc.. 271-4833. Volleyball. Softball. Gymlcadcrs, G.A.A., Intramural Sports. French Club, Senior Class Pres., Choir. Future plans: Army EDGE, Anna Marie EDWARDS, Donna Jean; 16512 Stockbridgc Avc., 921-4990. French Club. Yearbook, Beacon. Future plans: Medical School EIZEMBER, Mary Jo ELEY, Julia Helene ELLIOTT. Doreen Karen; 7817 Laumar Avc.. 341-3763, I lycrcttc (Capt.), Accounting Class (Vice-Pres.). Student Council. G.A.A. Intramurals, Girls' Varsity Volleyball and Basketball (Soph vr) ELMORE. Debra Ann (Debbie); 3466 I- 114 St. 921-0569 FARRIS. Lynda Jo FENGER. Grace V.; 9406 Gaylord Avc . 441-4688 FERKO. John Joseph; 9102 Bancroft Avc. FLOWERS. Donna Marie FOOTE.. Wanda FORTNEY, James Gino; 6115 Kenyon Avc.. 883-3180 FREDERIC Y. Roger Chester; 2984 Nursery Avc. FREIBERG. Heidi; 4118 E. 57 St.. 441-1539. C O E . O.E.A.. Army Future plans: Airlines Rcservationist FREJOFSKY. Genise; 6814 Harvard Avc.. 341-1593. H.E.O.G.A.. O.E.A., Student Council. Cheerleader. Stcno FRY. Dave Benjamin; 5708 Dolloff Avc.. 341-5472. Intra-murals. Baseball GABOR. Mark Anthony; 3899 E. 71 St.. 341-2705. Football. Baseball. Future plans: College GAJEWSKI. Thomas GALKA. Edward GALL. Gloria (Glo); 5802 Linton. Avc.. 641-5641. G.A A.. N'.FI.S., Student Council. Senior Accounting Class (Treas.) Senior Class Officer (Treas.) Future plans: College GEARHART. Ann: 7814 Be man. Clerk Typing GEORGE. Eric Keith GIDDENS. Dcitra Yvonne GIERI.ACH, Richard J. GILLIAM. Michele Vcrnicc; 9312 Gaylord Avc. Future plans: College GILMORE. Barbara Jean GIROLAMO. Elizabeth Helen GLENBOSKI. Sharon Mac GRAY. Richard D.: 5626 Drake Avc.. 883 3045. Future plans: To Be A Successful Businessman GRAYBEAL. Clyde Donald: 4300 EL 73 St.. 341-7033 GRF.NDZINSKI. Sally Ann; 2967 E. 59 St. GRIMMETT. Patricia Ann; 7416 Claasen Avc. GRINNEI I. Patricia Jane; 7433 Harvard Avc., 641-8419. Girls’ Varsity Basketball. Girls’ Gymleader (Social Chairman). Student Council. G.A.A. (Pres.) Future plans: Housewife GROOSE, Keith Allen GULLF.TT. Jack GUMP. Beverly Ann (Bevey): 2805 Ross Avc.. 341 O.E.A. Future plans: Marriage GUTSCHMIDT, Dale Franklin HACH, Mary Elaine HALEY, Cheryl Marie; 5636 Drake Avc., 441-0593. Future plans: Work I1AMBRICK, Veda: 8405 Vineyard Avc.. 883-8453. O.E.A. Class Secretary. Future plans: Legal Secretary HANDZES, Melanie; 6418 Fullerton Avc.. 883-8414. C.O.E.. N. H.S., O.E.A.. Gymnastics HARPSTER. William Willis HASENSTAB, Daniel George HASINSKI. Karen Marie; 6626 Forman Avc., 271-4254, O. W.E. HAUGHT. JoAnn; 15904 McCracken Rd. HAWTHORNE. Leslie Joanne; 4083 E. 78 St.. 429-0829 HEDDLESON. Debra Ann HERRMAN, Michael Eugene; 4625 Gallup Avc.. 883-3886. Future plans; College-Draftsman HEYDUK. Daniel Thomas HICAR. Mike; 5944 Cable Avc.. 883-4515, Varsity Hockey HILL. Robert HIVELY. Larry Allen HOBBS. Charles: 5011 Barkwill Avc. HOL'SKA. Peggv Ann HOUSLER. Justine HOUSTON, Anita Denise HOWARD. Donna I). HOWARD. Kevin; 4735 E. 175 St.. 581-0469. Basketball. Track. Football (Capt.). Future plans: College or Pro Football HROUDA, Christopher Robert HUGHES. Larry HUTER, Aimec Lynn; 3924 E. 71 St. JACK. Charles Robert: 9306 Bancroft Avc.. 641-8964 JACKSON. Brenda Jo; 8000 Goodman. Avc., Future plans: Airline Hostess JACKSON. Dczelle (Zell); 14009 Christine Avc.. 587-2275. Future plans: Cleveland State University JACKSON, Leon Jr JACKSON, Stephanie Marie JAN IK. Michael Joseph JANKOWSKI. Diane: 6807 Fleet Avc.. 271-2917. Flycrcttcs (Co-Capt.) N H.S. (See.). Student Council. O.E.A.. Beacon. Orch. JAR A NOV 1C, llija JARMUZIEWICZ. Helen Ann (Horny); 5913 Ackley Avc.. 341-6089, Cheerleader (Capt.), N.H.S., Gymnastics, Student Council. O.E.A. Senior Class Secretary. Future plans: Secretary (Para-legal) JARRETT. Bryant Louis JAR RETT. Terri (Peahead); 3854 F. 54 St.. 441-1837 JASINSKI. Marlene; 3672 E. 59 St.. 341-3299, C.O.E.. O.E.A. JAWORSKI. Stanley Jay JESTER. Richard J. JOHNSON. Camilla Ann; I l329Glcnboro Drive. Future plans: Secretary JOHNSON. Clabron Matthew; 12710 Rexford Avc. Future plans: Law School JOHNSON, John Wayne; 6116 Butler Avc. JOHNSON. Mary L. (Dimples): 11310 Proctor Ct. Future 149 plans: |j� w or Medicine JOHNSON, Wayne (Burr-head); 3447 E. 50 St. 441-0630 JONES. Linda Jean JORDON, Derrick Allan (DJ) 3138 E. 94 St.. 791-2371. Football (Quarterback) KACZMAREK. Mark Andrew KALCIK. Carole Lynne (Head); 9005 Jeffries Avc. 883-3508. Aide Future plans; Travel KALINOWSKI. Edward Joseph; 3711 E. 52 St.. 271-2638 KAMCZYC, Timothy Allen (Tim); 6405 llosmcr Avc.. 341-7909. Student Council. Football, Intramurals. Future plans: College KAMINSKI. Donald Robert (Donnie): 3732 Washington Park Blvd.. 341-2618. Baseball, Hockey. Intramurals. Student Council. French Club KAPLAN. Bettina; 4861 I.. 94 St.. 271-6228. G.A.A. KELLEY. Evelyn Antoinette KENNEDY. Terrance V. KESSEL. Linda Mae: 3806 E. 57 St.. 883-5039. Majorette. Band Future plans: Marriage KILNER. Robert Joseph KING. Nancy Dorothy: 6901 Harvard Avc.. 271-0780. Future plans: College KING. Trclla Earlcttc KIRKSEY. Tracey Elaine; 4309 E 131 St.. 921-1389 future plans: Medical Field or Designing KISIF.L, Denise Marie (Dee); 3663 F 54 St., 883-0483. G.A.A., C.O.E. (Pres.). O.E.A. KNIOI.A, Linda Marie KNOX. Sheila Ann KONIECZNY, Carol B. KONONOW. Michael KOPROWSKI, Deborah Ann (Koprow); 6818 Lansing Avc.. 641-6417. G.A.A.. H.E.O.G.A (Vicc-Prcs.). Future plans: Registered Nurse KORFANT. Laura KOSTURA. Robert Lynn KOTIK, Richard John (Ricky); 2629 E. 130 St.. 231-6997 KOTLARSIC. John Francis KOVIJANIC, Denise Ann KOWALSKI. Karen Marie; 4505 Pallistcr Dr.. 271-6484. C.O.E.. Drama, N.H.S.. Student Council, O.E.A. Future Plans: C.P.A. KRAKORA. Karen Diane (Krackcrbox); 3640 F 59 St.. 641-0906. Student Council. Orchestra. Acappella. Drama. Future plans: Social Worker KRAKORA. Sandra KRAUSF. Paul Jr KRAVEC. Brian Keith KRZYSIAK, Dorothy Juli (Waszoo); 7009 Worley Avc.. 641-8749. Senior Clerk (Vicc-Prcs.). Future plans: To Get Rich KUCHUK. Sharon Marie Ann (Kuich): 3411 E. 70 St.. 271-0787. Student Council. Senior Clerk (See.). Future plans: Secretary KLCINK’II. Beth Ann KUHEL, Cindv; 8305 Bancroft Ave., 271-7554 Kl.NKA. Jeffrey Paul KUZNIK, Larry: 3552 E. 82 St.. 883-6174, Baseball. Basketball. Intramurals LACHOVYCH, Anna Marie I.ATARSKI, Claudia Jane LEARY. Roberta Kay LEHECKA. Darlene. 8610 Jeffries LEM ASTERS, Della Ann LEMASTERS, Raymond (Maerk). .3275 F. 48 LESKO. Cheryl Ann (Sherry), 6726 Sebert Ave.. 883-5999, C.O.E.. Future: Attend college for computer programming. LESS. Amy Marie. 3022 Victor Avc., 641-0647. •Christian . G.A.A., Stud. Counc.. Rep.. French Club. Acct. Comp . Basketball. Future: Save some souls. Evangelistieal. LEW A N DOWS KI, Christopher LEWANDOWSKI. Joseph Andrew LEWIS. Michael LI PA. Marlene I.IPNICK. Christopher K. LIPPIAN. Theresa Marie Ann LITTLE. James W. (Jimmy). 4109 E. 106th. 341-2908. Future: work LITTLE. Marie Antoinette LOUK, Debra Lynn, 6704 Claasen Ave., 341-4430. Duiurc: Secretary. LONGO. Donald Lee (Don). 5320 Magnet. 271-0276, Future: Army. LONGO. Leonard Allen. 5320 Magnet Avc., 271-0276. Marching band. French. Future: Truck driving, electrician. l.OW'E. Frances Marie. (Frannic). 7732 Dcrcum Road. 883-7946, Flyercltc, Future Nursing. LUKAS. Rhonda Mae I UPAR DUS. Kevin Dale LUTHER. Deborah Lynn (Debbie). 17514 Holly Hill Dr. 991-9459, Future: Accounting MACK, Carrie Rose. 3673 F.. 53. 441-5898. Future: Nursing. MACK, Robert Frank MAGIELDA, Christine Elizabeth (Chris). 6529 Philctus Ave.. 441-4507. Future: work. MANLEY. Delores Janet MARIAN I. Richard Alfred MARKEWICZ, Debra Bernadette MASLANKA. Louis. 3743 E. 57th. 833-4093, Bowling. Baseball. McCarthy. David McCoo. Samuel Ramon, 4105 F.. 123. 561-1432. Basketball, Future: College McCORMlCK. Randolph Blake. (Randy). 7005 Grant Avc.. 341-3252. Future: Marine Biology. McCOY. Billy Ray MeDONALD. James Wayne McKINLEY. James Earl McKINNEY. Laurie Ann MEDLEY. Lisa Diane. 4049 E. 56, 883-0691. Acct. See.. Future: CSL MEDVED. William Richard (Bill). 4705 Pershing. Pres. F.F.A., Drama. Future: Lawyer MEHALIC, Sarah Jean MELNIK. Valeric Marie MESSER. Shelby G. MlLJKOVIC. Svetlana MILLS. Reginald MI LORO. Mark Anthony. 7405 Ottawa Rd. 429-1430. Hd.-in-chicf of Beacon. Drama. German Club. Future: College then Broadcasting. MIRROTTO. Rosemarie Rac MITOCKY, Eugene MI AK. William Joseph (Bill). 3315 E. 55. 441-6545 MOAURO.Sandra Jean (Angel).91 !9Cannon Avc.. 271-4568 MOGUHL, Carmen Angelica. 11305 Cotes Avc.. 341-8281. Editor of Yearbook. Pres. Booster Club. Foot. Prog. Ad. omm.. Tutor. Guid. Aide. Science Fair, Press Spelling Bee. Fencing Team. F'rcnch Club. Future: Engineering. 150 MOLE. James Ernest MOLTON. Janice. 4164 E. III. 441-3138 MONDOK, April Lynn MOORE. Benjamin Noah MOORE. James Eddie (Jim). 4148 E. 113. 991-4842. Future: work MOORE, Oscar Leon. Future: Drafting. MORGAN. Thcron R. (The Star). 12314 Dove, 991-9643. Drama. Future: Work MOSLEY. Gregory Dale MURDOCK, John Jeffery MURRAY, Bonnie Jean (Barney). 6917 Kazimicr. 641-5647. Softball. Future: Beauty school MYERS. Mary Frances (Mary Sunshine). 3872 E. 40. 271-6159, Drama. French Club. NILS, Ushers. Feature Ed. Beacon. Radio Club. Future: Realtor. NELSON. Benita R. NELSON, Nancy Ann. 3880 E. 55. 883-2909. Marching band. Color guard. Future: Jockey. NELSON, Wanda I ce. 4111 E. 71, 883-5232 NOVAK. Betty Ann NOVAK. Virginia I'., 3767 E. 71. 429-2698 NOWAK, Dennis. 3841 E. 53. 883-8376, Basketball. Football. Future: Vocational school. OLSZAK, Ronald James ( O''); 9102 Jeffries Avc.. 641 3425. Hockey Baseball. Intramurals. Future plans: To Make Money OLSZEWSKI, Linda Marie ( O ); 3385 Regent Rd.. 883-0493. G.A.A.. Gymnastics (Co-Capt.), Senior Class Officer (Sgt. at Arms). Flyeretlcs. Future plans: Secretary OPLANIC, Frank OWEN, Ned D. OXLEY. Vicky PALICHLEB. Gary Stanley; 6909 Gertrude Avc.. 641-3022 PAPOTTA. Victor George PAUL. Margaret Ann (Margie); 7927 Spafford R.. 271-2838. Drama. PAULIN, August J. (Gus); 9808 Reno Avc.. 271-6125 PEASE, Lloyd Allen (Ziggy): 6912 Kazimicr Avc., 441-0518. Future plans: Travel PELCZARSKI. Danielle Lor PENNICA. Michael C. (Boo-Boo); 4068 E. 64 St.. Football Ad Committee. Future plans: College PEOPLES, Cheryl Ann PHROZAK, Deborah Ann PETERS. Robert Allen (Pete); 4617 Harvard Avc., 441-0327 PICCOLOMINI, Mark Anthonv PINIZZOTTO, Joseph Gary PIORKOWSKI, RoscAnn: 3710 E. 69 St., G.A.A.. Steno I ah (Treas.), Choral (Asst Business Manager) PLUT. Cynthia Ann (Cindy): 3682 E. 53 ST., 341-5529, G.A.A.. O.E.A., Accounting Lab, Bowling, Junior Achievement. Future plans: School and Work POBEGA. Christopher James PODOLAK, Diane Marie (Chuck): 6062 Hillman Avc.. 271-2448. Senior Class Officer (Vice-Prcs). Cheerleader (Treas.), Gymnastics (Co-Capt.). G.A.A. POLACE. Cynthia Ann (Cindy); 9103 Cannon Avc.. 341-7112. Cheerleader (Vicc-Pres.), Student Council, G.A.A., O.E.A., Steno Club (See.). Future plans: Legal Secretary POLACK. Mary Susan: 3722 E. 57 St.. 341-8613. Color Guard, Glee Club. Future plans: Nursing POLENDA, Jack William POLING. Jeanette Theresa POPE. Cary. 4150 E. 104, 641-9256 POPOVIC. Milivojc Mike. 429-0976 PRIJATEL. Joseph John PRASKAVICH. Scott Charles. 341-2255, Cross Count.. Stage Band. Stud. Counc. Future: College PRICE. Dane PRICE, Robert Eugene PROVENZALE. Brett Anthony QUEEN. Steven I ce. 5706 Bower Avc.. 341-5284. F.F.A.. Future: College. R ABA NT. Karla Anne, 4478 Warner Rd.. 341-6347, Majorette, volleyball. Softball, G.A.A.. Stud. Counc. Beacon. Future: Drafting. RACICKI. Barbara A.. 6800 Kazimicr. 341-4120, Gymlcading, B. RACICKI. Barbara A.. 6800 Kazimicr, 341-4120. Gymlcading. G.A.A.. Future: Medicine. RACUT. Frank John. 3610 Sykora Rd. RADOSEVIC. Maria (Radder). 3450 E. 55. 883-2364. Band. Orch, March band. Intramurals. GAA (see). Volleyball (capt). Basketball, West Senate Badminton. Future: College for Geology. REDDICK. Alcthca Bell. 4266 E. 126. 341-4987. Future: Child Educ. REID, Robert. 4456 Warner Rd., 641-4634. RHOADES. Maurice RICE, Anthony Eugene RICHARDSON. Michelle Mary. 3121 E. 93. RICKS, William Anthony RIDEL. James Lawrence ROBERTS, David Allen (Bob), 3714 E. 71, A.V. aid. Feature Ed. for Beacon, Future: Doctor. RODES. Ka’hy Lynn, 6514 Fullerton Avc., 441-1507, Gymnastics (cap) Future: California. RODRIGUEZ. Olga Ivette ROHAL, Deborah Ann ROSOLOWSKI. Benjamin ROWE. Alfred David. 4077 E. 78, 441-2462, Future: Culinary Inst. ROWLES. Tracy RLDNICKI. Kathleen Marie RUNT. Susan Marie RUSSELL. Patricia Anne SAJEWSKI. Paul Brian SANDS, Willie SAPP, Daniel Joseph, 271-4021, Future: Varied. SAPP. Donald Mike. 7523 Union. 271-4221. Future: Work. SARKOVIC, Milena (Sark). 3096 Sawtcll Rd.. .341-1692. March, band. cone. band. orch.. N.H.S.. Gym lead, (press and see). Foot. Prog. Ad. Comm.. G.A.A.. Bowling. Future: Biology. SCAGGS. Debra Lynn (Debbie). 3987 E. 26. 641-6399. SCHILLING. Susan Marie SCHUENEMANN. Leslie Carol SEA LEY, Velma Shuforn (R unkey), 3553 E. 103, 883-9524, O.E.A.. Ushers. HEOGA. Beacon. Future: Nursing. SENEFF, Richard Bruce SETSER. Susanne. 6502 Sebert Avc., 271 2496. Co. Ed. Beacon, Drama. C oncert reading, office aide Future: KSU. SEXTON. Cvnthia Denise SHERIDAN, Steven Paul SHORT, Tronie Lane SHRADER. Bernard David SIDERS. Mark K., 7304 Aetna, 441-2955. football, wrestling. Stud. Counc. Future: Drafting. SIKON, Pamela Susan SIMMONS. Doris Ann. 6718 Sebert Avc., 441-5592. Stud. Counc.. Coe. 151 SIMON, Beverly Ann SKLDRIN. Gladys Mac SLAWINSK1, Martin John SMETANA. Tony Robert. 3719 E. 55. 64I-04S8. Basketball. Future: Tool and Die. SMIGELSKI. Larry Patrick SMITH. Debra Joyce SMITH. Gloria Jean (Glo). 11309 Olncy Ct.. 271-6574. Future: Nursing SMITH. Jackie Albert SMITH, Martin Reginald SNYDER. Yvette Elaine SOI.LI. Michael Lawrence, 9715 Gaylord. 581-4464. Pres. NHS, band, orch.. stage band, wrest., track. Future: I S. Naval Acad. SOPJACK, Robin Lynn (Robi). 3675 E. 61. 641-6423. Future: College. SOWDEN. Mark Ryan SPARKS. Judy Lorraine. 1891 W. 65. 888-0781, III.OGA. GAA, NHS,Stud.Counc..Gymlcaders. Future: Engineering. SPENCER, Sandv. 4344 Warner. Foot. Ad. Comm. SPUCKLER, Wayne L... 5205 DollofT. 341-2991 STANZ. Cheryl Ann, S122 Rosewood Avc.. 341-2706. Drama. Usher (see). French Club (Chairman). Radio Room. Band. OF A. JA. Beacon (Bus. Man.) Future: Marriage. STAKEVK II. Janet Marie STEFKA, Jerry. 5309 Mound. 441 4170. STERLING, Donald W. STILES. Joyce, 7426 Worley. 341-6195. Softball. Future: Work. STILES, Patricia June (Patti). 7426 Worley. 341-6195. GAA STOKES. Willie James STOLARCZYK, Barbara Mary (Donald Duck. 3933 E. 71. 341-3837. choir. Future: College. STOLECKI, Laure Renee (Fangsy), 7830 Harvard. 883-0315, Drama. Radio Room. French Club. Usher, Cone. Stand. OEA, Choir, JA. Future: Work and College. STUCKEY. Sharon STUDENT, Lawrence Dean SULLIN. Ronald William SVAGERKO Kathy Lynn (Leges). 3329 E. 48. 271-7181. choir. Future: Commercial Aritst. SWANK. Richard SWIDERSKI. Carol Joan SZCZERBAK, Richard John. 3688 E. 61, 883-2774 TACKETT. Tammy Pearl TAPOSCI. Cynthia Lynn (Cindy). 3974 E. 42. 341-9046 TARGONSKI. Mary Margaret TATUI INSKI. Ed, 3463 E. 72 TAYLOR. Robert Thomas. 11314 Proctor. Future: Welding. I IIOMAS, Eddie. 8200 Bancroft. Baseball, Future: Accounting. THOMPSON. Jeffrey L. THORSKY. Donald TIIORSKY. Tom M.. 3554 E. 46. 271-6542. Future: Work TIMKO. Renee M. (Turtle). 5948 Engel Avc.. 883-0292. HEOGA (sec). Stud. Counc. (mal), GAA (See). Bowling. Teachers Aide. Flyerette, Future.: Flight Attendant. TOBIAS. Adriatic Yvette (A). 4490 E. 126. 341-7689. Future: College TOMALLO. Mark Edward TOMASHESKI. Jerome E. TOMASHESKI. Jerome Benjamin TRAVIS. Bernard TREMKO. Leroy Andrew. 7213 Park Avc.. 641-4305, band, choir. Future: College for Engineering. TRUMAN, Robert Thomas TUCKER. Timothy. 3611 E. 103. 341-6192. Future: Collgeg. TUFTS. Diane Tl. ROWSKI. Joyce Marie. 3677 E. 53. 883-4052. ushers. OEA. UMERLEY. Christopher Allan (Chris). 3976 E. 71. 271-0212, Stud. Counc. (Sgt. at Arms and Pres.). Varsity S , Tennis. Cone. Stand, Amur. Cancer Soc. Rep., Future: College and Marriage. VANCE. Francis Leon VECCIA, Shelley F.. 7706 Goodman. Future: College. VILLANEUVA William R VASIL. DArlcne Irene. 8905 Vineyard. 883-5426. Volleyball. F rench club. Senior ( lass Vicc-Prcs., GAA. Cone. Stand. Future: College and Business. VITA I E. Franklin Paul VORACHEK. Terry James. 7913 Maryland. Ave.. 883-5476. Football, hockey WALER. Jeffrey Allen (Jeff). 6821 Hosmer. 883-7794. NHS (Sgt. at Arms). Stud. Counc.. French Club. Academic Challenge. Amcr. Cancer Soc. Rep.. Cone. Stand. Foot. Prog. Ad. Comm. Beacon photographer. WALK. Kim Jo WARD. Randall. 4344 E. 77. 883-5412. Chess (capt). Future: Electronic Inst. WASELENCHUK, Nancy. 3474 E. 71.641-2068. Acct. Hist. WASHINGTON. Craig. 9508 Gaylord, 475-2709. Track. Future: Take over the world. WESOLOSKI. Michael WHITE. Catherine Evelyn (Kitten). 4410 Gamma. 883-3650. Choralier Triple Trio, Drama. Acapella. Color guard. WHITE, Lauren Ann. 8800 Vineyard, 883-3349. Office aid. DEC A. WHITLEY. Donald. 10616 Elmargc. WHITLEY. Joan Carol. 10616 Elmargc, 883-7000. Office aid. Future: Child care. WILCOX. Gregory WILD. Susan Gaynoll WILKINSON. Charles Wayne (Chuck). 3085 Otokar. Noon movie aid. library aid. WILLIAMS. Gary WILLIAMS, Jeffrey Alan. 7051 Garden Valley, 641-0433. Future: College. WINIARSKI, Laura. 6627 Charter. 341-1165, Ushers (tres). COE. WIXSON. Roxanna Mary (Rockic), 3233 I 48. 341-9058 Drama. French club. Radio Club. Ushers. Drama (rres). Choir. Glee Club. Accappella. I ibrary Aide. Future: Marriage and Beauty school. WOCHENKO, Judy. 8505 Jeffries. 341-5447. OEA. Future Bus. WOLFE. Amy. 3840 F. 54. 883-5848. GAA. Switchboard. WOLFE. Charlie. 9107 Rosewood WOI.OSZYN, Michael Peter YATES. Marcia Ann. 3915 E. 57. 341-3273. NHS. Cone Stand, Ushers French Club. JA. Stud. Counc.. Drama. Radic Room, OEA, Acct. (treas) Future: Accountant and Marriage. YOUNG, Cheryl Danette ZELESKI. Henry John ZGRABIK. Michael ZBYDNIFWSKI. Jeff ZOLNOWSKI, Rosanne Marie 15( 152